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fingers working convulsively the while--"i
have come to Kill you-to syeuge my isther
and my betrothed's cruel deaths. You need
not look Tor help she continuedi "no one
can come To your aid; your men are asleep
and you are al my mercy Yes coward aud
insolent that you are, saints have at last do
liNered you into my bands, and II You escape
me now, may my soul mover rest In PARADISE
until YOU and all OF your name are eNtormi-
nsted!'
So saying, she sprAng to the side OF his
chair, and before he could resist she had hi.u
by the throat \ fearful struggle followed.
lie, weak keued by hunger aud priNaiion, was
no match for the strong mountain.brod girl,
wrought to frenzy 10y the memories OF her
dead father aud lover aud her blazing eyes,
cleaning teeth and set face rs she stood over
him, pressing the breath ot his lungs, made
her look like u tieud iuCaruato
At this point of the narrative | happened
to look at FortesCue-ho was leaning Tor
ward, listening iutenuy. He drew deep
breath,
"Joyer' he said. show exactly it describes
| the face that WAS bending over mo before |
| tainted But 20 on, padre; | shall have some.
thing to say after you have uuIshod. IVA
she Kill him outright
| "Nn Old JuAus, who also had hcr suspi.
| cions raised finding Mauuela did not folio"
| her to her room, went by instinct as II were,
| to the guest chamber, and hearing the sound
| OF desperate struggle Tor life gong on
rushed down to the hall where the so!dlets
were LYNX AtNNkg lhu-ttA NAlFill1 say l'i - NAN'l
| captain needed them, and led the way 10 ms
| room. They were but Just in time; another
| minute aud Ii would have been too late. l.S
monte barely escaped with his life, but ih'
excitement destroyed MAnuela's reason, ant
IL WAS mad woman that Jusna led uut q
| that acCursed ChAmber, she only lived
very short time after; and they say, addc'
| our host, "that owing 10 her vow her sou
| cannot rest l am sorry Il should have hap
| pened to you, gentlemen; tut when Noi
| chose that room thought you would ne uuit
safe, being English and not named lamoute
though il is a common enough name Spou
| nere'
"Well," said Fortescue, ait is a queer coin
cidence, but l suppose the reason why wa
selected a. the object for the ghost miulslrs
| tons Was that my father was Esmonte an
, on marrying my mother he had TO take ne
name with the property; consequently III
, | gentleman we have just heard about was IN
. grandfather. l say, Jack is there any moT
, | OF that mixture letJ2'
There is not much more to tell We III
/, | not go higher up the mountains next day
= | but went down to san Luis, for, though 10
. | tescus would not admit it, his nerves wei
. | much shaken by his adventure.
= 1t was the last excursion We took together
for before the next summer, circumstance
. over which We had no control, and never -ha
!, | have, put an end 10 our bachelor "hudv
- | iugS
u Such Is my ghost story; what do you thin
= | of IL l.DUFuU World.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

Tho same Human NAtnre

Many vain attempts aro made tu repeat the
remarkable success of Benson's CapCiue Plaster.
This splendid remedy is known, sold and used
everywhere and its prompt action and uurival.
led curative powers have won for II hosts of
friends. limitations have sprung up under
similar sounding names, such a. GRpsiIiu,' -
" "Cap-tCum,' etc, Intended 10 deceive the care.
less and uuwRTy. These articles possess none
OF the virtues OF the Genuine. Therefore we
hope the people Will assist Us 10 protect what
arc at once their interests and ours. Ask for
BeusOns Plaster, and examine what Il given
you, and make sure that the word " CapCiue "
Is cut tn the middle OF the plaster itself, and the
" Three Seals " Trademark Il on the EiCc cloth.
Any reputable dealer will show you the safe,
guards without hesitation: II you cannot ~.
member the uAmo-EeusOn's CApCine Plaster
cut this paragraph from the paper.
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The Iso.s Pig -Sttckers,

From tho Chicago inter Ocean.
The firm of Armour Co, OF Chicago
slaughtered during the year 1856, I,l0l, 200
hogs, and during the same time they sold OF
the various products manufactured and dealt
in by the firm over $50, 100000 worth. This
is entirely outside OF their immense specula-
tions in options, etc, on the Board OF Trade
Is there any firm In the United States that
can show bigger hgures7
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sSopen Evenings
A y ORDINANCE.

"A
An ordinance for the purpose Ot obtaining the
assent OF the electors OF The city Uf Lancaster,
for the building OF sewers tor draining the
northern part OF the city and necessary change
or Improvement OF the water works.
SECTION /. BE 1t ordained by the select and
common councils OI the city OF Lancaster, thht
for tho purpose OF draining the northern part OF
the city by good sewers, and increasing the
water works by making the necessary change
10 avoid the city NTH going into the Cuncstrga
creek above the city water works, the Indebted.
ness OF the city OF Lancaster be- increased in the
sum OF one hundred and twenty hyo thousand
dollars.
SECTION = That for the purpose OF obtaining
increase OF indebtedness, an election shall be
held at the places aud between The hours OF hold
ing the municipal election In said city, ON the
third Tuesday OF February, a. u. lss7.
SECTION ). That the mayor OF said city shall
give thirty (JDl days notice by weekly advertise
ments in the Lancaster ISTELLIgENCsR, EEGnIt
HcF and NcIV Era, OF the time aud place of hold
ing such election. and said notice shall also con
tain such matter as may be required by an Act
ssed the 10Th day of April, leIi.
ordained and enacted into a law at the CIT >
of Lancaster on Jho 5th day OF January, A. ID,
ls,s W. X. BEAhD,
President OF Common Council.
JACOB NJ. CHTLLAs,
Clerk OF Common Council.
ROBERT \. FNANS,
President OF Select Council.
j. X. BARR,
Clerk of Select Council.
Approved January o. A. ID. lsSl.
WILLIAM a. MOTION. Mayor
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- kDiOsL
HOOPS SARsArARlLLA.
Back and Shoulders

Are the parts usually attacked by rheumatism
aud tho Joints Mt the knees, Rnklo- hips aud
wrists aro also sometimes affected. The cause
ot rheumatism is aciiC acid circulating with the
blood, which attacks the Joints and causes the
pains aud aches ot the disease. Hoods Satsara
rllin rurines and euTiuhcs the blood, and has
proven a wonderful remedy tor rhcumausm.
COULD HARDLl WALK.
"l was troubled very much with rheumatism
In my hips, ankles and wrists 1t tact, could
hardly walk. aud was connacd to my bod good
deal OF my time, | was also very bilious ana suit
fcrCd severely. 1 was recommended To- uN
Hoods sarsaparilIa, witch l dtd have taken
four bottles and am welt gladly recommend
Hoods Sarsaparla Wv. W. WOOD, bloom
ington, Ill.
EuEu MATlC FENEk.
eight years ago 1 had iutammatory Ihcu-
matism being confined tO the bgd three months,
Last year 1 was taid up SIX weeks with rhcu
matte tower. A short time ago, tou paths all
over my body and Thought WAS In for II again.
| then decided to try Hoods sarSapatila II ms
done me so much good that must say male "A
good Investment OF one dollar Ia medicine tor
the Hrst timc. IL has driven on the rheumatism
aud improved my appetite 80 much tnAt my
boarding mistress says must keep II locked up
or she will be obliged to raise my board with
every other boarder that takes Hoods sarSapa
rilia. THOMAS BuRRELL, No. ~ Hillary
Street, Brooklyn, NY.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
| Sold ry all druggists. ti six for o.. Prepared
10y CI. MOOD n CO, Apothccarios. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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suE KNOWS MS Fault uur LOVES my,

lou will love me All. lkuuw
As mon love--uo better. dear
Worship Yes, a month ct so.
Tenderness Perhaps year.
After that, the quiet sense
OF possession careless care,
And the calm Indifference
That all married lovers wear.
BlAme you, deareste Not at all,
As Pate made you. So you stand
a Fate mlde you, 80 you tall,
tar below Loves high demand
Yet how strange "a Loves deep law.
lean look you through and through.
Tracing plainly Natures fAw
In tho heart she gave TO you
knowing all my heart must stake,
All tho danger. all the fear,
Aud yet glad, even So, to make
This, my losing bargain, dear
NLfsl tc = Brtfvsyr iu COUrtCr-JOUruui.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-08

The convention OF the Federation OF Trade
and Labor Union which opened at Columbus
O. under the favorable directions and auspices
OF Mr.. Samuel GomPors, OF New York, was
attended 10y several thousands OF working
men. Mr.. GOmpers u native of London,
where he was born Of Dutch parents, thirty
seven years ago. He came TO America when
he was but thirteen years Of age, hnuIng
employment Immediately 1t his trade of
cigarmaking at which he hid worked from
the tenth year. He has been member of
the International CigarmAkers' | uiCn from
its organiZ atom in l~Dl, anu at the time Of bis
election to the office lie now holds, was is
vice president. All the indications favor the
belief that the Federation Of Labor will soon
become a dominant factor IN the industrial
movement of the age. Il differs radically
from the nights in several important par
ticulars, and Tor the present ct least, the Two
organizations are likely 10 continue the war
fare which has been for some time IN progress.
Mr.. GOmpers SAYS 'If tho hcueTIBg OF the
condition OF the masses Is all that IS desired,
no conflict OF authority need occur, no clash.
ing of theories or methods need disturb that
unity OF action tha. should be the distinguish
ing CharacteriCtIC of all labor organizations
The executive committee of the Federation
propose to send cOmpeteE. sIruakcrs through
out the stat"- - preach iiS doctrines, and they
viii also shortly begin the publication OF an
official journal 10 DO called the iUlDH stand
ard. IL will be under the editorial manage
meut of Mr.. G0mpers its presdenJ who Is
not without experience IN journalism.
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A Problem
n ffobltili
From tho Pitisburg Dispatch.

From Ihp FlLIsDufg DspllCh.
The cOachmau pulls up at a railroad cross
ing, alights and lowers tho window OF the
carriage. "There sor," he says, "yCu can
put yer head out now" "Put my head out
What do you mean?" "Why, sor the sign
beyant there by the thrack says Look out
for the locomotive" "Why, you fool"
testify exclaimed the occupant of the carriage
"you are the party who Is 10 do the looking
out" 81 am2 Well, how eau L do that
when Pm not insid ?"
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Don't Hurry, Gentlemen >"

Said man on his way to be hanged, "tAoro'l be
no fun till get there" We say 10 the dy speptic
nervous, aud debilitated, don't hurry Thought,
lessly for some remedy OF doubtful merit, un-
certain of rcliet " hen you can get at the drug
gists for one dollar BurdOck BLOOD Buffers "A
most sure TO cure and certain to Deneft. FOl
sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, lJ7 and 49,
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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How Much wiII DO Ite

How much of Thomas Ecicctrtc OIL iI required
to Cure2 only very little, A few drops will
cure any kind OF an ache and but n trlie moro
- needed Tor sprains ana lameness. Kheuut-
tism is not so readily affected; ounce and
sometimes two ounces are required. no medi
cine, however, Is so sure TO cure with the same
number of applications. FOR sale by IL. b
Cochran, druggist, III and Ij1 North Queen
street, Lancaster,
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nIsUELIsSEUtS.

NOW-THE TINE TO SPECULATE,
~ ACTIVE FLUCTUATIONS in the market
offer opportunities to sp.CglAtors 10 mako
money Ia q main. stocks, Bonds and Petroleum
Prompt personal attention given To orders re
CClVvd by wire mail. sppuduuCU -UliC
tied. kuu Information about the markets In
our Book, which Will be forwarded tree ON NI'
H. II. KYLE, Banker and Broker,
Moss Broad and - New sts., sew York city.
nOygl lYdSw
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The appointment for governor of Dakota
has recently been giyen TO Judge Louis X Os-
suth Church "a young politician who has
just completed his fOrteLh year. by Presi-
dent Cleveland. Louis KCssuth Church was
born in Brooklyn, December llth, lsIb His
ancestors, Captain Samuel Church aud Col.
Timothy Church, served in the Revolution
AIRY army, and the latter rendered valuable
service to the state OF New York during the
troubles with the state Of Vermont His
father was Rodney ). Church, a late resi-.
dent ot Brooklyn, who achieved some dis
tinction ~ lawyer. Judge Church was ed
ucsted at the Hudson River Institute, at
Claverack, New York, anu afterwards adopt
cd the profession Of the law, practising in his
native state. In politics he has always been
Democrat and as such was elected to the
assembly at Albany in lSs2, from the First
district OF Queens county, by majority OF
!, ls9 over MIR. $. Il. Caldwell. lis district
comprised the towns OF Flushing, North
Hampstead, aud Oyster Bag. Prior to this
time sir. Church had travelled extensively
in the West, and was familiar with mauy OF
its interests. About year ago ho went to
reside permanently in Dakota, entering tho
political field there, aud receiving the ap.
pointment OF justice OF the supreme court of
the territory, His new appointment IL ono
which is likely to be iull OF interest aud i'm.
portance, not only on account OF the eStraOr-
dinsry growth OF Dakota, but OF its knocking
for admission at the doors % the Union, for
the name aud title OF "-'a'e +"
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Lord Reacnn.iIeId

Cherished English pvtmru-es sls the sweetest OF
0uwCrs, But neither roses, lilies, nor butter
cups are sw, vter than tho mouth Ot that fair
one who uses sOLpDONr daily to keep her
teeth white as tho driven SNOW, and her gums
~ n. hmm rlsaa
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PROPOSALS
FOR
ELECTRIC LIGHT,
Gas, Coal Oil,
OR OTuER MATERIAL FOR LIGHTING
LAMP POSTS.

Tho Lamp Committee Ofthe City OF Lancaster
will receive sealed proposals for the Lighting OF
the City 1.-TWO miles square) with Electric Light
All Electric Lamps 10 re suspended from the
middle OF the streets. The parry furnishing the
light viii bid for the complete plant, including
contract TO commence June ]. 1857.
=, Also, stalled proposals for the tnrni;shing I OF
Treasurers once. Council chambers, Market
Houses and station House, and also i9r street
Lamps at IA II xed price per lamp, with hye-foot
burner, for a period of one year from ana ensu'
ing june 1851. The company furnishing The gas
shall liz Int all the street gas lamps every night
throughout the year at sunset ana shall keep
the same clean aud In repair, cleaning them ~
least once week, make all connections o., 3 to the
lamp posts at their own proper cost, ana diseon.
meet the same at the expiration OF their contract
Also sealed proposals for tho furnishing OF
lamp Posts and Lamps for gas. complete and
year Posts To be OF the same style and length
us those now In use in Centre So mare, and lamps
ofa stylo similar to those IN other sections of
the city. Bidders are required 10 give the
length and weight OF posts they propose to fur
nish. Posts TO be OF iron ana weight at least 2iO
Also, sealed proposals tor the furnishing of
Coal on or other material for lighting ali the
Street Lamps, orany portion thereof, at n n Ned
price per lamp. for the period OF one year from
or company who bid TO supply Coal oil, Case.
line or other lighting material, SHAH light all the
thronghout ] t the year at sunset, ana ali lamps
must burn until SUNRISE ana the contractor
sh sIsan tbe hesP at s least once Week bidders to sup
ply Coal oil other lighting MATERIAL are re-
q1ired 10 accompany their bid with a proposh
At which they will furnish during the year the
use of Lamp Posts and Lamps. complete. where
in oil or OF her lighting materials aside from gas
NAV be burned said posts and lam ps 10 remain
the property OF tho contrac ors, and 10 bo re-.
moved Without expense 10 the city ut the cN-
pIration OF tho contract Bids shall state also
the candle power OF he light proposed TO DO
furnished This includes the electric light
The Lamp Committee reserve the right 10 re-
ject any aud all bids aud the successful bidder
or bidders shall give good dandapproNed security
for the faithful performance of the cont act
All bids or proposals must be made on or De-
fore Tuesday, February ], ls57 at O'clock p IN
and address to JOHN b. LONG, Ihilrihtn Lhlbp
Committees, Mayors once, Lancaster, "a, ana
be endorsed " Proposals for Lighung nlLy:ru
by order OF the bAMI LoM hii
A''es' 'N''' " jIs.is.l5.s6S29d
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Tne best medical writer's claim that the su

The best medical writer's claim that the sue
cessfuI remedy for nasal catarTh must be nonir-
ritating. easy OF application, and one that will,
by its own action, reach all the remote sores
and liberated surfaces. The history of the Oh
forts to treat CatarTh during the past few years
Obiges to admit that only one remedy has
com pletcly met these conditions, and that Is
Ely's Cream Balm. Ihis safe and pleasant re.
mGdy has mastered catarrh as nothing else has
ever done, and both physicians and patients
freely concede this tact. Ths more distressing
symptoms quickly yield to it, i52wdeodAw
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NVILLlAMSUS & FOSTER.
Communication by Telephone.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
Words May Attract,
Hut
PRICES
TELL THE STORY.

No amount of words would con
vince any person an article is cheap
unless the person can examine the
article and convince themselves
by comparison that the Price is
Right and that it would pay to
buy even If it has 10 lie kept for
future use. Therefore No Price
.ist Of Articles can give the pro.
spectiye buyer correct idea of
Genuine Bargain. We could ill u
whole column with articles at Low
Prices, but such list would not
give you a tenth part Of the knowl-
edge You would acquire 10y visit
toour store at this season.
This is indeed the Bargain sea
son, more especially so this year,
for We have great deal of monty
Locked mp in stock. Some of the
lines are broken as regards sizes,
but there are plenty of all sizes
collectively. In Children's Short
Pant Suits and OyerCOats, there
are sizes enough to tit any boy from
to II years of age. In Long
Pant Suits we have a full assort-
ment of sizes. Gents Dress Sack
and Cutaway Coat suits, Storm
and Dress Oyercoats, any size, up
TO lr inches breast measure. Fur
nishinG Goods, Hats, Caps, Fur
Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Rub
Der goods in equal proportion. We
invite you TO call and make an early
selection, as the choicest articles
are always SNAPPED up first. Wise
buyers will not neglect this oppor-
tunity.
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IJepenl IpOn IL

CATARRH CURED. health and sweet breath
secured, by ShtlOh's CatArrh Remedy. Price 70
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by H. h.
Cochran. Druggist. No. lS North Queen street.
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EIr.t Kaie EKidence.

"OftCn unable to attend business, being sub
leCt to serious disorder of the kidneys. AfJer
long siege OF sickness tried tried BUFdGcE Blood
Bller5 and WAS relieved hy half q bottle" Mr..
u. Turner, OF Rochoster. y. y, takes the pains
tO writes. For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist,
~ and $50 North Queen street. Lancaster.
For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh's POT-
Gus Plaster. Price 3 cents. For sale by II. Il.
Cochran, Druggist, No. l59 North Queen street
DArDRLIOs LIVER PELLETS for sick headache
torpid liver, biliOusness and Indigestion. Small
and easy to swallow. One pill dose. Price, &c.
BY all druggists. iebS-2mdTu. Tbs
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o. NJ. HOlComb, of Bloomville, Ohio, rises to
explain Had that terrible disease CataTrh. Tor
twenty years: couldn't taste or smell, and hear
ing WAS failing. Thomas EclcCtric OF cured
me. These are facts voluntarily given against a
former prejudice of patent medicine" For
sale by IL. Il. Cochran, druggist, l37 and lJ9
North Queen street. Lancaster,
"HACRMETACk " a lasting ana fragrant per-
fume, Price 25 and 30 cents. For sale by III, Il
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sPECI1L NOrfCRs,
DO Not Move RlIndIy.

Go carefully in purCh Asing medicine. Many
advertised remedies can work great in uiury-a, q
worse than none. RurdOrk Blood Bilcrs ara
purely vegetable preparation the smallest
child can take them. They Kill disease and cure
the patient in safe and kindly way. fOr sale
by Ii. Il. Cochran, druggist, lJ7 and l5J North
Queen street, Lancaster.
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